The Graduate.

Plastics.

Best movie ever, IMO.

What do you all think of it?

Very good film (and a deservedly remembered ending, which is left very ambiguous), though Dustin Hoffman's character is in dire need of a slap for a lot of it. Grow a backbone damn you!

Seriously! But I thought he was soooo cute.

A fantastic film, for sure. Far from flawless - the editing suffers in parts - but I've seldom seem a contemporary bildungsroman flick that spoke to me as much as this did. The ending is goddamn brilliant.

I love Mike Nichols!

I love the beginning scenes in the movie. Got to be some of the funniest stuff I've ever seen haha

I love Mrs. Robinson throughout the whole movie. Hilarious, yet stuck up, sexy, but also has a bit of a dark past. Anne Bancroft pulled that off amazingly.

For my senior year in High School we had to write an analytical paper for this film. It made me appreciate some of the less obvious symbols in it like the fish tank. I think it's a pretty good film. I didn't realize till High School that it paralleled Garden State in some ways.